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23 March, 2009 |
GBGames: A Blog Post Approaches. Command?
pIt#8217;s been a long time since I last wrote something, so here is a quick post about what#8217;s going on. /p
pFor some time, I#8217;ve been caught up with crunch at the Day Job. It seems to be dying down a bit, so I can actually do something other than eat, sleep, and work. Maybe I can get my sleep schedule back, too./p
pI had released ia href=http://apps.facebook.com/seafriendsSea Friends/a/i last month, but I#8217;ve only now gotten around to finishing the post-mortem for it. You#8217;ll see that post soon. /p
pYou can follow me on Twitter. My account is a href=http://www.twitter.com/gbgames@GBGames/a, and I#8217;ve added a widget to the sidebar here so it is easy to keep track of my tweets. While a lot of people might think that Twitter is pointless, I#8217;ve actually enjoyed the conversations about game design, programming, and marketing. A number of indies have Twitter accounts, too, so it is an easy way to keep track of what they#8217;re all doing. /p
pYesterday was the three year anniversary for GBGames, LLC! I#8217;m a little excited since I think I am finally getting the hang of this indie game development thing. B-)/p